element14 is to hold a 5-part webinar series in collaboration with Arduino. Starting on Wednesday 19th September 2018, the series will explore the full range of professional uses for Arduino, from prototyping and production to broader industrial and commercial applications. Arduino co-founder Massimo Banzi and Business Development VP Dominic Pajak will lead the events, which are ...
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Qualcomm is expected to top the rankings for apps processor in Q3 shipping 200 million APs, says Digitimes. Qualcomm, MediaTek and Apple – will share 80% of the Q3 market will drop to 76.6% in Q1 as competition kicks in from Huawei’s and Samsung’s in-house-developed smartphone APs. Apple’s new products entering the market in Q3 will ...
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Brainchip, the Australian spiking neural networks (SNN) specialist, is looking at sampling its first SoC incorporating its Akida SNN IP in Q3 2019. The chip will probably be fabricated on a 28nm process, said Brainchip svp Bob Beachler in London last week. Asked by EW if the company needed to raise more money to make ...
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Imec and Ghent University (UGent) have formed Sentea, a spin-off from their Photonics Research Group. An initial 1.6 million Euro in funding was raised from Fidimec, Finindus, PMV and QBIC II and the founders. Sentea will develop and market advanced silicon photonics based fiber optic sensing solutions. These will be used to continuously monitor engineering structures ...
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MACOM is sampling distributed feedback (DFB) lasers designed for use in 5G LTE wireless fronthaul infrastructure. Production is planned for next year Available in bare die chip format (1xxD-25I-LCT11-50x) and TO-packaging (1xxD-25I-LT5xC-50x), MACOM’s new 25G DFB lasers are designed for operation in the -40 to 85oC temperature range over transmission distances from 2 to 10 ...
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As from today, cold callers will have to check if the recipients have given consent, says the Spartment for Culture Media and Sport. “Today we are one step closer to ending the menace of nuisance calls,” says digital minister Margot James, “our new laws mean people will now have to give consent to receive calls ...
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